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Yelzhan Kushekbayev

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“Consumers don’t want more choice, but more confidence in the choices presented. Choice is a tax on time and attention. Customers want someone else to do the research and curate the options for them.”
― Scott Galloway, Post Corona: From Crisis to Opportunity

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“- Only invest funds that you can afford to lose. - Invest only in projects that you understand. - Don’t chase hype. - Invest in teams with which you feel comfortable working. - Always write proper legal documents. - Don’t be a “backseat driver.” - Think from the very beginning about building up a portfolio of projects, and then gradually begin the process. - Remember that you won’t get your money until you exit the project. - Know how to conduct a competent financial analysis. - Don’t forget about co-investment.”
― Igor Ryabenkiy, Adventures in Venture Capital: A Practical Guide for Novice Angels and Future Unicorns

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“Finally, it is worth noting that multiplicity is not necessarily the best possible option under all circumstances. For example, an entrepreneur cannot run 10 businesses at once; he must be as focused as possible and only then will he succeed. Note, however, that this applies only to the entrepreneur: the exact opposite applies to the investor. If the investor puts his whole heart and soul into a single startup and refuses to work with any others until he makes a successful exit from the first, his risk rises exponentially.”
― Igor Ryabenkiy, Adventures in Venture Capital: A Practical Guide for Novice Angels and Future Unicorns

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